W5H-Q4UnansweredHow many ATP do you generate for each molecule of glucose oxidized (max)? What if only glycolysis couldtake place? How many ATP would you generate per glucose?A38; 26; 2C19; 4D.38; 6

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Unanswered
How many ATP do you generate for each molecule of glucose oxidized (max)? What if only glycolysis could
take place? How many ATP would you generate per glucose?
A
38; 2
6; 2
C
19; 4
D.
38; 6

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The correct answer is Option A - 38,2

The total number of ATP molecules that can be generated from glucose oxidation is 38.

The distribution of ATP generation is as follows-

Glycolysis -2 ATP

Krebs cycle - 2 ATP

Electron transport chain - 34 ATP

Total = 38 ATP molecules

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